The Royal Corps of Army Music Trust
The Royal Corps of Army Music Trust
To join the Army Musicians Association and to be in contact with veteran colleagues, and serving members of the corps, and to receive regular updates of AMA events, please fill in the form below.
The AMA is a flourishing organisation in its eighth year with over 700 members (including RCAM Trust members). The AMA exists to support the Army musician community, past and present, by maintaining the ethos and family spirit and allows members to keep in touch and come together at social events held throughout the year.
If you are a contributing member of the RCAM Trust your AMA membership is automatic.
There is no subscription fee.
If you are a veteran/non-trust member would like to be part of the AMA community, please complete the non-serving online form on the link below. The Secretary will acknowledge your membership.
If you are still in service and would like to become a member of the RCAM Trust, please complete the servicing personnel link.
For more information regarding the Army Musician Association, please get in touch with the Chairman, Mr Martin Whybrow on 5307whybr@armymail.mod.uk
Or the Secretary, Mr Mick Latter on mick@focusecommerce.co.uk.
Read about the current President of the AMA –
Lieutenant Colonel Stuart A Watts OBE LRAM psm
Read about the current Chairman of the AMA.
Mr Martin Whybrow
Read about the current Secretary of the AMA.
Mr Mick Latter
Read about the current Treasurer of the AMA
Major Guy Bennett
The Royal Corps of Army Music Trust is a registered charity dating from 1999. Promoting of wellbeing of serving and veteran Army Musicians.
Join the Army Musicians Association and to be in contact with veterans, and serving members of RCAM, and receive regular updates of events.
The Kneller Hall Club was established over 100 years ago, to bring together graduates of the bandmaster course, serving and retired.